The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09
HoBoKES PUFFs.

The Eolean Glee Club rehearsed last Tuesday
night
= The Lynahurst Club bowled at Dufresne's alleys
last Wednesday evening
Shreve's ice rink is patronized very extensively
| by the lovers of the exhilerating sport.
The latest wrinkle in church circles is the organ
| ization of Ike Teachers Bible Glass"
meeting of the Valencia Boat Club was held
| last Thursday evening. 1t was well attended.
Hugh De Payens Commandery L. T., knighted
| I. j. Palmer and Dr. Taylcr last Tuesday night.
The Third and Fourth Degrees were worked by
] Euclid Lodge F. and A. NJ. last Monday night.
The Catholic Benevolent Legion installed its
new officers at Benefits Hall last Wednesday even
| ing
The recently elected officers of Hudson Lodge. F.
and A. NJ, were publicly installed last Friday
night.
Court Hoboken, No. 7.45s. Ancient Order of For
esters was formally instituted last Tuesday night
at Cranes Hall.
The officers elect of Major Woerner Post, G. A.
e.. were publicly installed in Bernetts Hall last
Tuesday night.
D. D. G. O. Joseph weinthal last Monday night
installed the officers elect Of Hoboken Lodge,
Knights of Pythias-
The Hoboken Quartet;e Club will celebrate its
annual Carnevals Sizung' at Odd Fellows Hall
next Sunday evening.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Board of
Officers of he Second Regiment will be held at the
Armory on Tuesday evening.
The Society of the Ancient OrOer OF 0OTestefS VI
Hudson county has been augmented by the insti-
tuition of Hoboken Court.
we'll attended and enthusiastic meeting of the
Hobokea Schutzen Corps, Captain Bewrng, was
held at Bernett.s Hall last Monday evening
The Hudson County Caledonian Club will ban
quet at Hicks's Club House on the evening of JAN
uary o. in memory of Robert Burns.
The annual reception of the De Long Guards,
Company C, Second Regiment, is set down for Feb
ruary 16 and will no doubt be q swell affair.
4. NJ .tt.n 10 Aeoo .a.o
ton held at Odd Fellows Hall, last Tuesday
night, was largely attended and proved grand
success.
The concert at Odd Fellows Hall on 2lst inst
under the auspices OF the Rutgers College Glee
Club. will no doubt draw the wealth and beauty OF
the town,
Mr.. and Mrs william c. Mansell will celebrate
the twenty first anniversary of their wedding next
Tuesday night at their residence, by progressive
euchre party.
The Old Guard ball. at the Metropolitan Opera
House will be attended by Colonel Stevens, of the
Second Regiment, and staff, they having received
special invitations.
Miss Sarah Cunningham is said to have commit
ted the most charitable act Of her life by resign
ing on the last day of the old year, as VicePrinci
pal of Public School No. ].
Councilman Fitzsimmons carried off first prize.
Louis Ahrnet second and David Miller third In the
two days rife tournament at xChief Germans.
ending last sunday night
The annual meeting Of stockholders for the cleo
ton Of twenty-six directors OF the United Scheut
zen association will be held at Meyers Hotel, on
Tuesday, January 18th.
The exhibition drill and reception of the Drum
and Fife Corps of the Second Regiment. to be held
at the ArInery, the evening of February 2lst,
promises 10 be swell social event.
Civil officers have been chosen by Company @,
as follows Secretary, Louis Alces; Financial Sec
Rotary George Stell; Treasurer. Louis McCulloch.
Joseph Bohnert was elected corporal.
The following are the officers elect Of the Column
T nak T.. Ufna
President; W. Bucholz, Secretary; j. Frazee, TREAS
urer; R. Palmer, Sergeantat-Arms.
| The regular monthly meeting Of The Jefiersonian
| Association of the First Ward WAS held at Gantz
berg's Hotel last Thursday night, Important busl
| ne was rapsacted, including the enrolment Of
| several members, the adoption of a constitu-
ton and bylaws, and the appointment Of com
mittee to arrange for ball
Company D, Second Regiment, has elected Off
GERS for 1887 as follows: Frederick Murken Treas
| urer R. Goeten, Recording Secretary; Edgar Her
bert, Fina. cal Secretary; Julius Gunkel Freder-
lex Steigetter and Frederick kitte, Finance Com
| mittee and William Loshe, Matthew Conklin and
| Chris. Cahill, Recruiting Committee.
The most recent social organization in Hoboken
| is the Irvington Club. Its rooms on Newark,
near Hudson street. and its business is traL sacted
by the following otficors H. e. bod, President; ].
E. Wright, cePresident; r. G. Greten, Recording
Secretary W. E. Hermann, Financial Secretary;
II. L. Meyer Treasurer; and ii. j. Knoll, Sergeant
alarms.
The resignation of Miss Cur ningham as Vice.
Principal Of Public School No. resulted in the
promotion of the following teachers; Misses Lett
liza E. Robinson, Laura Herbert. Clara M. Ward.
Jean Livingston. Geergena Kellett, Henrietta Har-
rison, Helen M. Herbert, Ella A. Hourigan. Ella
Smith, Emma I. Lehman, Coda A. Correa, Matte
L. Shilcock and Winnie Mccain.
The Hoboken Independent Schutzen Corps has
elected the following officers for the ensuing year.
Captain, August Eewig; First Lieutenant Emil
Stander: Second Lieutenant. II. Schwenge Orderly
Sergeant, Louis Vincent Shooting Master, Henry
vonderleith; Surgeon, John Brunlng; Chaplain,
Peter Boncelot Treasurer, Henry Trip; Financial
Secretary. Henry Meyer; Correspond ding Secretary,
Julius Nelson; Sergeant-at-Arms, H. Meyer.
The annual meeting last Monday evening of The
Drum aud Fife Corps of the Second Regiment re-
suited in the election OF the following: Major L.
G. Phillibert President; g. Dusterwits, Vice Presi-
dent; E. Geyer, Secretary, @. Vesslage Treasurer
aud J. Besher, Serseant-at-Arms. Drummers-
First Sergeant. q. Dusterwiiz; Second Sergeant j.
Eckhoff; First Corporal, NJ. Lock- Second Corporal
6. Scott. Fiji rs-FIrst Sergeant. L. Farley; Sec
ond Sergeant r. Geyer: First corporl, j. Duster-
witt; Second Corporal, @. Nesslage.